Alphabet smart home company Nest has released a cheaper version of its flagship smart thermostat called the Nest Thermostat E

Requiring a simple 10-second dunk in water to generate electricity, the Hydra-Light flashlight is an incredibly innovative new technology.

Capable of whipping up a strong shot of coffee in just three minutes, the Coffee Brew Pipe (or Bripe) is an inventive new way to brew coffee.

From a group of Latin American entrepreneurs, the Curvilux smart nightstand touts Bluetooth capabilities and stereo support, and wakes you up with LEDs.

To get a first look of Columbia's upcoming Omni-Shade Sun Deflector collection, we joined the brand in Mexico to field test the new gear.

Eight years in the making, the BrewArt is a project from two Australian entrepreneurs that hopes to revolutionize on-demand brewing.

For the second year in a row, the Sea Otter Classic hosted an electric mountain bike race which fielded more than 70 different racers.

How does Amazon's newly announced Fire Phone stack up against some of the best smartphones on the market? We compared it to LG's upcoming G3 to find out.

Constructed entirely of Merino wool (save the footbeds), Giesswein's Merino Runners are a comfortable and versatile pair of athletic shoes.

A proper magnetic knife rack has the ability to bring your kitchen into the 21st Century but tend to be expensive. Here's how to cheaply build one yourself.

Don't miss a single putt, birdie, or hole-in-one with our quick-hit guide on how to stream the 79th edition of golf's Masters tournament online.

With 14 presenters on tap for this year's WebVisions event, those in attendance learned about everything from tech's role in activism to Bluetooth beacons.

With a recycling program set up in Chile, Bureo helps clean up the ocean one fishnet at a time, turning these nets into skateboards.

In the wake of the 2011 tsunami that rocked Japan, designer Chris Robinson decided to begin work on a safety capsule called the Tsunamiball.

To help combat the rising issue of concussions, the Seattle-based company Vicis recently unveiled its innovative, flexible football helmet called the Zero1.

Big wave surfer Kai Lenny traversed Hawaii's treacherous Alenuihaha channel, traveling 50 miles on nothing but his hydrofoil surfboard.

A group of skateboarders decided to ditch concrete in favor of a more frigid setting, taking to the frozen sand and ice of Norway.

After spending 45 years designing and manufacturing high-quality outdoor gear, Patagonia now offers state-of-the-art down sleeping bags.

Smart home provider Vivint announced new partnerships with Airbnb, as well as with Vivint Solar, at this year's CES 2017 event.

Decked top-to-bottom in mirrors, the Mirage art installation in California is the latest architectural achievement from artist Doug Aitken.

To help solve South Australia's growing energy issues, Elon Musk says he'd completely fix the problem in 100 days or the service is free.

While Google's Featured Snippets results provide a quick way for people to hear the news, it does show a tendency for pulling fake stories.

According to posts published on Google's Home Help Forum, some Google Home users reported issues surrounding the device's ability to respond.

Amazon finally forked over requested Alexa data to help with a murder investigation at the request of the suspect himself.

Bio Architects installed this Russian cabin in 10 days and it sits perfectly nestled among its surroundings at Pirogovo Lake outside Moscow.

A team of researchers at the University of Colorado developed a radiative cooling material which requires zero energy for use.

By plugging the Bond IR blaster into an outlet and syncing it with a smartphone, anyone has the ability to turn ordinary appliances smart.

Featuring similar voice commands like Amazon Echo or Google Home, Mattel's Hello Barbie Hologram is an interactive new Barbie experience.

By making use of IBM's Watson, a pair of students at FIU developed a system capable of helping smart homes adapt to disasters in real-time.

In an effort to keep its innovation at a 21st-century level, Dyson just opened an AI-focused research and development center in Singapore.

Currently taking Kickstarter by storm, the SwitchLight boasts the ability to turn an ordinary light switch into a functioning nightlight.

Located in Italy's gorgeous Dolomites mountain range, the Oberholz Mountain Hut pairs exquisite cuisine with breathtaking views.

Stanford engineers found urea, a compound typically found in fertilizer, proves a cheap and competent base for a renewable energy battery.

Located in the high desert of Bend, Oregon, the Desert Rain House recycles every drop of used water and produces more energy than it uses.

To help the more than 65 million displaced refugees, furniture giant Ikea unveiled a shelter which takes just four hours to construct.

Packed with 15 sensors and a cutting edge artificial intelligence system, the Rotimatic is the robotic roti maker you've always wanted.

A one-minute ad for Google Home shown during the Super Bowl reportedly made Home units act strangely after hearing its wake word.

Teams from around the world competed at the SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition to help bring Elon Musk's futuristic idea to life.